Pro se litigant, Janetra attempted to prove that the California National Guard had been under media investigations for over a decade, and that California Legislature would soon pass California Senate Bill 921, to serve a corrective measure to the unlawful culture in the California National Guard. Pro se litigant, Janetra placed a few articles written by Charles Pillar for the Sacramento Bee on the record at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and here what the Secretary of the Air Force had to say about media reports:

In her untimely submission, Appellant includes a series of publications and materials outside of the record, in violation of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, Ninth Circuit Rules, as well as controlling case law. Her inclusion of this extraneous information, which consists mostly of commentary by the press, is wholly inappropriate, and the information should be stricken.

The Ninth Circuit Court however, believed that this information should be Stricken from the Record and on January 6, 2010 it granted the Secretarys motion to Stricken from the record articles written by Charles Pillar and other investigative journalist.

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